overnight get-aways close to tulsa?

[Joey]

looking for suggestions for an easy overnight excursion for my wife's birthday. We've done the price tower in Bartlesville, the Atherton in Stillwater, a B&B in the Arbuckles and those are all great but I am looking for something new.  Any suggestions? Thanks.

[carltonplace]

Osage State Park has great cabins for $70 (one room) to $85 (two bedroom) per night. Reserve in advance

http://www.travelok.com/listings/view.profile/id.5595

I've heard good things about the Canebreak too.

http://www.thecanebrake.com/

[Joey]

thanks for the reply!  been to the canebrake and it is nice 

[custosnox]

I've done the cabin thing down at robbers cave and enjoyed it.  I think there is another thread on this somewhere as well.

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[custosnox]

Here it is http://www.tulsanow.org/forum/index.php?topic=8132.0

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[sgrizzle]

I did Kansas City about a month ago. There is Eureka Springs and Broken Bow. Also, as much as it pains me to say it, there is an out-of-this-world art museum in Bentonville, AR (and I'm not really an art person)

[davideinstein]

I did Kansas City about a month ago. There is Eureka Springs and Broken Bow. Also, as much as it pains me to say it, there is an out-of-this-world art museum in Bentonville, AR (and I'm not really an art person)

Yes to Crystal Bridges! Amazing art. Stay at the Dickson Inn in Fayetteville. :-)

[Tulsa Zephyr]

Crystal Bridges would be an excellent choice and it's free!  A great place to stay would be The Inn at the Mill which is right off Highway 62 before you get to Fayetteville, and a short drive to the museum.  The Inn at the Mill has a 5 star restaurant attached to it (James at the Mill).  Fayetteville also has some great places to visit on the square. 

[heironymouspasparagus]

Eureka Springs.

[joiei]

21c museum hotel in Bentonville and dinner at TheTusk and Trotter